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Set in the heart of the old town, the Casa Romana is in the perfect location for exploring the important, historic sites.
The relaxing rooftop terrace complete with hot tub for enjoying the views over the city.
The exquisite, landscaped patio decked out in traditional Andalusian style.
Starting the day with a delicious complimentary breakfast.
Casa Romana Hotel Boutique ★★★★
Luxury Roman-inspired hotel in the centre of historic Seville.
By Lizzie Davey, VeryChic correspondent
Andalusia is your typical Spanish setting, boasting a mixture of whitewashed houses crawling with bougainvillea and narrow, twisting alleyways that hold a rich and fascinating history. The region is renowned for its delicious array of traditional tapas dishes, its lively culture, and its dedication to preserving Spain’s past in the present, and nowhere does this better than Seville. Down cobbled streets and in emerging plazas, I’m transported back in time through the collection of historic edifices that pepper the city. The Casa Romana Hotel Boutique offers the perfect setting to enjoy this fusion of history and is the ideal place to go back in time to.
Seville has experienced an eclectic past, made up of the ideas and cultures of numerous different groups. I chose to delve into the Roman narrative, aided helpfully by the Casa Romana which draws on the beginnings of Seville. Of course, much has changed since Seville’s early life, but the hotel retains a respectful nod towards this aspect of its history, complete with high-ceilinged architecture and muted column murals.
With its grand courtyard-style patio decorated with ornate, detailed sculptures and its big, semi-circular interior windows, I pictured myself reclining in a lounger being fanned and fed shiny, plump grapes. Alas, this was just a fictitious thought, although the friendly, welcoming service was not far off!
In contrast to the bold Roman details visible in the patio, the rooms and interior décor are bright, airy, and colourful, proving that despite its roots in Seville’s early history, the Casa Romana is very much a part of the present day.
In search of cultural activities and, of course, a tasty tapas dinner, I head out onto the streets of Seville, walking in the footsteps of past emperors and rulers. The atmosphere is electric, with the sounds of lively flamenco dancing and traditional Andalusian music pouring out from the vast selection of bars and restaurants that line the Barrio de Santa Cruz.
And Casa Romana has the perfect finale for a day of delving into history and culture – a spacious rooftop terrace with hot tub for enjoying views across the city. With a drink in hand, it’s the perfect place for relaxing, reflecting, and exercising the imagination after the day’s discoveries.
The rooms are regally named after well-known historical figures from the Roman Empire, the atrium-style patio is surrounded by huge columns, and there is an abundance of marble throughout the entire hotel, so it’s natural to feel like royalty. But as well as this, guests are treated to all of the comfortable luxuries that are available today. That means stylish en-suite bathrooms, WiFi, coffee machines, and big flat-screen TVs. What more could a ruler want?
Whichever part of Seville’s traditions, culture, and history you choose to delve into, make sure you choose the Casa Romana for a luxurious, welcoming glimpse into the beginnings and early life of the city.
With its grand courtyard-style patio decorated with ornate, detailed sculptures and its big, semi-circular interior windows, I pictured myself reclining in a lounger being fanned and fed shiny, plump grapes. Alas, this was just a fictitious thought, although the friendly, welcoming service was not far off!
In contrast to the bold Roman details visible in the patio, the rooms and interior décor are bright, airy, and colourful, proving that despite its roots in Seville’s early history, the Casa Romana is very much a part of the present day.
In search of cultural activities and, of course, a tasty tapas dinner, I head out onto the streets of Seville, walking in the footsteps of past emperors and rulers. The atmosphere is electric, with the sounds of lively flamenco dancing and traditional Andalusian music pouring out from the vast selection of bars and restaurants that line the Barrio de Santa Cruz.
And Casa Romana has the perfect finale for a day of delving into history and culture – a spacious rooftop terrace with hot tub for enjoying views across the city. With a drink in hand, it’s the perfect place for relaxing, reflecting, and exercising the imagination after the day’s discoveries.
The rooms are regally named after well-known historical figures from the Roman Empire, the atrium-style patio is surrounded by huge columns, and there is an abundance of marble throughout the entire hotel, so it’s natural to feel like royalty. But as well as this, guests are treated to all of the comfortable luxuries that are available today. That means stylish en-suite bathrooms, WiFi, coffee machines, and big flat-screen TVs. What more could a ruler want?
Whichever part of Seville’s traditions, culture, and history you choose to delve into, make sure you choose the Casa Romana for a luxurious, welcoming glimpse into the beginnings and early life of the city.
Deluxe Room
Maximum capacity: 3 adults / 2 adults and 1 child or 1 baby
- - 28 m²
- - 1 grand lit double ou 2 lits simples
- - Chambre avec patio (selon disponibilité), minibar, coffre-fort, bureau, climatisation / chauffage, télévision avec chaînes du satellite, téléphone, service de réveil, Wi-Fi
- - Salle de bains avec douche et baignoire hydromassage, toilettes, sèche-cheveux, articles de toilette gratuits
Réception ouverte 24h/24
Arrivée à partir de 13h et départ avant 12h (13h pour les clients VeryChic)
26 chambres non-fumeurs
L'établissement ne dispose pas de lit bébé
Wi-Fi disponible gratuitement dans les chambres et les parties communes de l'hôtel
2 bars :
- Room Zero - ouvert tous les jours de 15h à 23h
- Rooftop - ouvert du mercredi au dimanche de 16h à 22h
Bain à remous au tarif de 20€ par personne et par accès
Transfert disponible en option dès la réservation :
- Transfert collectif aller-retour de l'aéroport international de Séville à l'hôtel (arrivée de l'avion entre 8h et 21h59) - Pour 1 à 4 personnes (supplément à prévoir)
- Transfert collectif aller-retour de l'aéroport international de Séville à l'hôtel (arrivée de l'avion entre 8h et 21h59) - Pour 5 à 7 personnes (supplément à prévoir)
- Transfert collectif aller-retour de l'aéroport international de Séville à l'hôtel (arrivée de l'avion entre 22h et 7h59) - Pour 1 à 4 personnes (supplément à prévoir)
- Transfert collectif aller-retour de l'aéroport international de Séville à l'hôtel (arrivée de l'avion entre 22h et 7h59) - Pour 5 à 7 personnes (supplément à prévoir)
Établissement accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite sur demande et confirmation de l'hôtel
Animaux de compagnie admis au sein de l'établissement sur demande et confirmation de l’hotel - supplément à prévoir
- Combine learning about Seville’s traditional music and a night walk at the Alcazar as part of Noches en los Jardines del Alcazar.
Patio de Banderas, s/n,
41004 Sevilla, Spain - Explore Seville from a different angle with a relaxing cruise on the Guadalquivir.
- Enjoy a lively flamenco show at Los Gallos Tablao, the oldest and most authentic in the city.
Plaza de Santa Cruz, 11 - Hop over to the other side of the Guadalquivir and discover a less-touristy side to Seville. The waterfront road offers great views across the river and boasts numerous quirky, authentic shops ideal for finding the perfect souvenir.
Casa Romana Hotel Boutique ★★★★
Carrer Trajano, 15
41002
Seville
Spain
eCasa Romana Hotel Boutique **** is located in the heart of Seville, just a two minute walk from the Plaza del Duque and Calle Sierpes, the shopping district of the city.
BY PLANE
Seville Airport (SVQ) sits about 10km / 6.2mi east of Seville city centre, and around 20 minutes' drive from the hotel. A fairly well-served international airport, it receives regular flights from many capitals and major cities across Europe, including the UK.
• Taxi: taxis are readily available at the airport and should take around 15 minutes to reach the city centre and 18 minutes to reach the hotel.
• Bus: take an EA city bus which takes around half an hour to reach the city centre, get off at Kansas City (Céfiro). From there, take bus No. 32 for 6 stops to Plaza del Duque. Walk east down Calle Campana until you arrive at the hotel.
Very good
8.1/10
Location
9.1/10
Common areas
8.7/10
Rooms
8.1/10
Service
8.5/10
Restaurant
8/10
- The total amount of your stay will be debited upon booking. If you have any questions, please contact our Customer Service
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From Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and on Saturdays, Sundays and French bank holidays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.